How to Say ‘Come on in and sit down.’ in Traditional Chinese
快進來坐。
kuài jìn lái zuò
[kuài jìnlái zuò]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Hosts in Taiwan say this right at the door, often more than once. It's warm rather than an order, so step in, and expect to be offered tea or snacks once you sit.
Phrase Breakdown
快
kuài
[kuài]
hurry; quickly (urging)
Placed before a verb to urge someone to do something right away.
快吃吧！
Hurry and eat!
進來
jìn lái
[jìnlái]
to come in
Directional verb meaning to enter toward the speaker.
請進來。
Please come in.
坐
zuò
[zuò]
to sit
Verb for sitting down or taking a seat.
我們坐這裡吧。
Let's sit here.
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